Complaint before the TN RERA Authority

C.No.27/2026

No final order yet Listed 7 times

Parties, as the latest list prints them

Complainant
Sea Wood Owners Assn. & 11 others
Respondent
Hiranandani Realtors Pvt. Ltd.

Hearings, newest first

  1. 11 Nov 2026 Cause list, item 5

    Listed for hearing at 3.00 P.M.

  2. 23 Sep 2026 Case diary, item 20

    C.No.027/2026

    The counsel for the Complainant Association present and submitted that the club house is re-opened and further submitted that out of 12 associations; only 9 associations have been called for the settlement talks. Since the mediation process is going on, the counsel for the Complainant Association requested that all the 12 associations have to be invited for the subsequent proceedings. Counsel for Respondent present and submitted that they need further 3 weeks time for reaching comprehensive settlement and also assured to call all the 12 associations for the subsequent mediation proceedings. At the request of the counsel for the Respondent, the case is adjourned to 11.11.2026 for reporting settlement.

    Next: 11 Nov 2026, for reporting settlement

  3. 23 Sep 2026 Cause list, item 20
  4. 9 Sep 2026 Case diary, item 5

    C.No.027/2026

    The Counsel for the Complainant Association present. The Counsel for the Respondent present. The Counsel for Complainant submitted that they will file a report on the settlement on 21.09.2026 and sought for adjournment. Posted to 23.09.2026 for reporting settlement or arguments.

    Next: 23 Sep 2026, for reporting settlement or arguments

  5. 9 Sep 2026 Cause list, item 5

    Listed for hearing at 3.00 P.M..

  6. 17 Aug 2026 Case diary, item 8

    027/2026

    The counsel for the Complainant Association present and submitted that the Respondent has withdrawn the maintenance services including the Club House and Swimming Pool., and further stated that the interim resolution taken in the meeting for commencement of club house and swimming pool has been received by them today only. Counsel for the Respondent present and submitted that they have received the copy of the interim resolution from their head office today only and as per the resolution they are planning to have a meeting at the end of this month and sort out the issues. The counsel for the Respondent sought adjournment of the case to report the progress. Posted to 09.09.2026.

    Next: 9 Sep 2026, for the Respondent sought adjournment of the case to report the progress

  7. 17 Aug 2026 Cause list, item 8

    Listed for hearing at 3.00 P.M..

  8. 6 Jul 2026 Case diary, item 10

    027/2026

    The counsel for the Complainant Association present The counsel for the Respondent present and already filed counter with the Registry by serving copy to the Complainant Association. The learned counsel for the Respondent submitted that this matter requires some kind of mediation to resolve the issues amicably in the interest of the homebuyers as well as the Builder. The learned counsel for the complainant agreed to the suggestion given by the learned counsel for the Respondent. Accordingly, the Authority decided to form a Committee of Advocates comprising of counsel from the Complainant side as well as counsel from the Respondent side to discuss the issues relating to this project and find a mutually agreeable solution. The following will be the composition of Committee of Advocates. 1. Tmt. Revathy, Advocate representing Complainant Association. 2. Thiru V.V.N.Sivanthy & Thiru Jayaraman, Advocates representing Respondent The learned counsels submitted that the final report will be submitted within three months and requested that the date for the 1st Committee of Advocates meeting may be fixed by this Authority. The Authority suggested that the first sitting of the Committee of Advocates shall be fixed on or before 21st July, 2026 according to the convenience of both the parties. In the meanwhile, the learned counsel for the Complainant Association submitted that the Respondent may be directed to continue the services including the swimming pool and club house till disposal of this complaint. The Authority suggests that the issues relating to restoration of club house and swimming pool to be prioritized while discussing the other issues in the meeting. The matter is posted to 17.08.2026 to review the progress.

    Next: 17 Aug 2026, for review the progress

  9. 6 Jul 2026 Cause list, item 10

    Listed for hearing.

  10. 3 Jun 2026 Case diary, item 8

    027/2026

    The counsel for the Complainants Association present The counsel for the Respondent present and sought time to file Counter. The Authority directs the Respondent to file Counter within two weeks from today by serving copy to the Complainant Association by RPAD. The learned counsel for the Complainant Association submitted that the Respondent has withdrawn the essential services to the members of the Complainant Association and requested the Authority to direct the Respondent to continue the services including the swimming pool and club house. The learned counsel for the Respondent submitted that they have not withdrawn the maintenance of infrastructure and essential services and assured that the Respondent will continue to provide the same. He further submitted that with regard to swimming pool and club house, the services will be extended if the members of the Complainant Association pay the maintenance charges. The Authority heard both the parties and directed the Respondent to continue the maintenance and provision of essential services as submitted by the Respondent during the hearing on 15.04.2026. The Authority also directed the Complainants Association to ensure payment of maintenance charges for the services which are on payment basis such as club house and swimming pool. Posted to 06.07.2026 for further adjudication.

    Next: 6 Jul 2026, for further adjudication

  11. 3 Jun 2026 Cause list, item 8

    27/2026

    Listed for hearing at 3.00 P.M..

  12. 15 Apr 2026 Case diary, item 1

    027/2026

    The counsel for the Complainants Association present and filed Affidavit of Service. The counsel M/s. V.V.N. Sivanthy present and filed vakalat on behalf of the Respondent and submitted that since voluminous documents are filed by the Complainants, they require time to peruse the documents and file their counter. The learned counsel for the Complainants Association submitted that the manpower provided for maintenance of the project has been withdrawn by the Respondent and therefore, sought interim direction to restore these essential services and to continue the maintenance till disposal of this complaint. The learned counsel for the Respondent submitted that the Complainant Association has not paid the maintenance charges and, therefore, they had issued a legal notice on 29.05.2025 to the Complainant asking the Complainant Association to pay the maintenance charges failing which the essential services will be withdrawn by the Respondent. Subsequently, a reminder notice has also been issued to the Complainant. The learned counsel for the Respondent also submitted that a Civil Suit is pending in O.S.No.241/2023 on the file of District Munsiff Court, Tiruporur regarding the maintenance of 3 out of 5 STPs. The learned counsel for the Respondent further submitted that in spite of the aforesaid legal notices and the pending civil suit they have not withdrawn the maintenance of infrastructure and essential services and assured that the Respondent will continue to provide the same. Posted to 03.06.2026 for filing Counter by the Respondent.

    Next: 3 Jun 2026, for filing Counter by the Respondent

  13. 15 Apr 2026 Cause list, item 1

    C.No.27/2026 (NEW)

    Listed for hearing (New; P.M.).

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